SOUTH AFRICA
AN ALLEGATION DENIED. Pr«w Association—By Telegraph—Copyright CAPETOWN, October 3. In a letter from Bremen to th'e Nationalist paper Ons Vaderland. General Maritz. in referring to declarations made before the British Ambassador to the effect that he was contemplating another rebellion in South Africa, denies the allegation. He admits that he had exnorted rifles to the order of people in Africa, but only in the ordinary way -of business. He would be the last person to try to smuggle rifles in the interests of a rebellion. He said that he war- forced into one rebellion, and he had had enough. "T will leave the next rebellion,” he concluded, “to people who still have an apnetite for war and rebellion.”—A. and N.Z. Cable.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18677, 5 October 1922, Page 7
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